I tried to buy an auto at Abington Auto Mall but sadly, they offer no warranty on their products other than they pass inspection. The salesperson was pleasant enough but there was no negotiation room at all it was their way or the highway. They did however try to get me to purchase an extremely expensive - actually 2,200- extended warranty policy that they probably make 50% on rather than stand behind their products. I wanted to give them $8,000 but they made it too difficult for me to give them my money so I don't recommend them. I'm giving them two stars rather than one star because at least the salesperson was pleasant. read more

The most helpful and nice people in the entire world!!!!! I destroyed my tire hitting a pothole last night and had to leave it on the side of the road across the street from the shop, and Mike was a savior this morning. He brought my car across the street, changed my tire, and helped me figure out what to do next since I've never been in this situation before. I will be making the drive from Quincy to see them again, the best service! I can't thank them enough!!!!! read more

Armand M. Armand M. Gloucester, MA 196 friends 3 reviews 5 photos Share review Embed review Edit review 5.0 star rating 5/26/2017 This is a great dealership with really good prices. I recently bought a Chevy Truck with a Tommy Lift Gate. The Gate was not working correctly as they promised it would. I spoke with the owner Rick on the phone and let him know about the problem. He sent me to a place specializing in Tommy Gate lifts and paid for it to be fixed. He was a man of his word and for that I respect his dealership. The truck runs great and I'm a happy customer. Delete review read more

stay FAR FAR away from Abington Auto Mall and Weymouth Auto. I purchased a vehicle from this business and the check engine light came on shortly after and I could not get an inspection. They were very friendly and took care of the issue. Or so I thought. I had to keep bringing the car to the service garage or have it towed many times because the car was jolting. they told me it was because of the emissions. Then another time they said it was timing chain and I had to pay for the part $300. They said they replaced it and after 8 months of back and forth I was finally able to get an inspection sticker because the check engine light was finally not on the dash. Then I had to put another $1000 into it for a new alternator and battery. Then the engine seized broke a crankshaft and my mechanic said that Abington service put the timing chain in wrong causing the engine to seize. Abington Auto and Weymouth Auto take no responsibility and they said they can no longer help me out. Also one of the loaner cars they gave me while my car was in the garage overheated on my way home from work leaving me stranded for the 6th time from a vehicle from one of their dealerships. This kind of business is illegal and unacceptable. read more

I bought a 2014 Fusion from Auto Mall 2 weeks ago and Rick the owner is the most unprofessional person I've ever met in my life I just called to let him know my daughter was trapped on the side of the road with a flat tire and they bolted her spare tire into the trunk so we can't get it out and he called me names and started swearing at me there's been nothing but one problem after another with this car do not go to this place to buy cars not only will you have to deal with Rick who is the most unprofessional piece of crap I've ever met but you'll have to be back in a million times and they won't help you and if they do they'll make sure they have to make front page news if he helps you with a $2.00 problem, he is pathetic. All the service guys were very professional and nice and courteous to me just Rick is the only piece of crap there. read more

Bought a used Mazda CX-7 from this place and it was one problem after another. The car was never went through before I bought it. I found the previous owners BJ's card. The check engine light was constantly going on. I had the car for approx 1.5 yrs and put out 1000.00 in repairs that were not covered by the warranty. When i brought back for the last time I got screamed at by the mechanic AND (found out later) the owner. Top of your lungs screamed at and sworn at. NEVER EVER WILL I BUY A CAR THERE AGAIN. I would give them 0 stars if it would let me! read more

Hey everyone I just wanted to let you all know how great abington auto mall really is back in 2000 I got my first car from them it was a jeep I loved it but of course with a car come maintenance and after trying a few different shops I found that being a young lady the guys try to out smart you with prices of parts so i Finally went back to abington auto mall for my cars maintenance I found that the guys were honest reliable I have not found any better place for my cars read more

I bought my Jeep Grand Cherokee from Abington Auto Mall back in 2013. Not only is the sales team great but also the service department. They always make sure to squeeze me in for anything from an oil change to a major tune up! Always friendly and welcoming anytime day or night. I would definitely recommend them if your looking for a great car or great service! read more

Ok, let's start off with these words: avoid at all costs And before I rant: I'm a pretty competent mechanic. I've rebuilt a few GM small blocks, a few cars, and I have quite a lot of equipment from those experiences such as scanners, timing guns, etc. IF I didn't have this under my belt, I would of been screwed. Suzy home maker who goes here to buy a car would be devastated in repair costs by comparison. This dealership, and the warranty they sell (Royal Warranty Services) are both a complete scam and both should be closed down. Don't believe me? The third most popular search under Google when you type "Royal Warranty" is "Royal Warranty BBB" - you know, the Better Business Bureau who does nothing about crooks like this. Anyway,driving down to the lot, it looks as if the dealership belongs in a third world country. It's crummy looking and dirty, and the inside looks even worse. Very run down. I was extremely skeptical from the get go after looking at reviews on here and other sites, and hearing from people around town. However, I was looking for a specific car that is hard to find these days: a 2004 Grand Prix GTP with the 3800 Series III engine. These cars are TYPICALLY very reliable, and don't usually have many issues. The engines are practically flawless, and break 300k on average without a hitch. But enough about the car.. I bought the car in April of '13 and it was great for the first few weeks. They wouldn't let me negotiate in price, but I did get it dropped a little bit to stay in my budget and by the condition of the car I thought it was a good price. The brakes were in fairly good shape, and the tires had good tread on them. I didn't see any other issues, and did a pretty thorough inspection. Thorough inspections do not warn you of electrical gremlins, however. Within 2 weeks of driving the car, I got a Check Engine Light (CEL). I already knew what it was, but I figured I had enough projects and brought it down to them anyway. The code that came up was an EVAP code for a "large leak" in the emissions system - in these cars, 95% of the time it is caused by one of either two systems: The EVAP canister in the rear driver's side wheel well, or the EVAP purge valve on the engine. Both are cheap and fairly easy to replace. I brought it down to the dealership, they plugged it in and they got the same code. They decided that they should run a "smoke test" when I had just told them it was most likely the canister. They had my car for 3 days, and couldn't find the problem after the smoke test. I told them about the EVAP canister and the purge valve, and they told me that if it were those things that the warranty WOULD NOT cover those parts. I bought the "second tier" warranty, which is the second best and it clearly states electrical components.. but again, just look up how bad the warranty company is. They gave me an estimate over $300 just for those parts, told me to come back if I wanted it done (yeah, right) and then cleared the code, and gave my car back and didn't fix anything. After another week of driving, the light came back up. This time, I used my scanner, and got the same code. I decided to then replace both units, (cost is like $50 for parts, but a stealership like this one will charge you easily close to $300.. which is about the cost of a fuel pump.. more on that later) and that fixed the problem entirely. I then went to get my wheels aligned & balanced in preperation for my trip to Virginia, and I was told my two back wheels were bent. Both of them. Now, how the HELL can both of my BACK WHEELS be bent when I just bought the car? I'll tell you how: abuse. It is nearly physically impossible to bend two wheels like that when they are in the back of the car. IF, however, the wheels were on the front and then damaged, and THEN swapped to the back it would make complete sense! Which, is the only explanation: they were swapped before I bought the car. This means, the dealership sold me the car with two ruined rims, a faulty gas gauge, and a dying fuel pump. Yippee. Oh yeah, the fuel pump.. A few weeks after that (we're now in the third week of June) and I'm my way home from Rhode Island. I had just delayed driving to Virginia to see a friend and decided against going there at the last second. Luckily for me, that was a very good decision as I don't currently have AAA for towing. On my way home from seeing a friend in RI, my car suddenly lost the accelerator and the car died on the highway near the Braintree, MA exit. I got it towed for $85, and then went home. Got my car home, and after the complete bullshit I dealt with last time, I decided to not even contact the dealership. I checked the fuel rails for pressure, and realized I had plenty of spark but no fuel at all. So now, I'll be paying $300 to do the pump / filter MYSELF and I'm only 2 months into owning the car... Unreal. read more